Hi.
Can anyone tell me if samba has any settings that determine how much data
gets cached or buffered in RAM before being written to the computer's hard
drives?
I'm having a strange problem and I suspect that the explanation has to do
with that kind of setting.
I am using a Linux system
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Hi.
Can
Looking at a Linux monitoring program -- I believe it's called XOSVIEW
- -- I
think I can see the problem.
Take a look at -
ftp://ftp.kalamazoolinux.org/pub/pdf/PerfTune2001.pdf
And use smbtorture to test your throughput to Samba after each tweak (BACKING UP
smb.conf BEFORE EVERY CHANGE,
